Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-30
EASTERN AND FOREIGN NEWS.

Dublin wants to build memorial tor
Gladstone.
Buffalo Bill has become one of the features
Of London.
A report from Rome says DR.. McGlynn
will be suspended.
The low prices OF tobacco in Virginia have
caused much distress.
One distinguished English lady has col
lected ever $IIa. 900 for Jubilee expenses.
The Pennsylvania Road has refused to sell
through tickets over thirty two roads in the
West.
| A strike is contemplated in the Pennsyl-
vania anthracite coal regions for 10 per cent
advance in their wages.
Settlers on the Winnebago and Crow Creek
Reservations have resolved to 60 away quiet
ly, but to return when the troops leave.
The English Government has been warned
that explosives have been sent from San Fran.
cisco to ports in the East. to be transshipped
to England.
The Dominion Government proposes sooif
to prohibit the introduction Of cattle FROM
Great Britain, fearing the infection Of pleuro-
pneumonia.
A Baltimore correspondent asserts that
Robert Garrett told him that the Baltimore
and Ohio Read had been sold to the Ives
and Staynor party.
Eastern wool merchants have sent pro-
test to the Interstate Commerce Commission
against the suspension Of the long. and short
haul for Pacific wools.
A French newspaper copies an item about
hot journal setting fire to an American
passenger coach, and changes the ''journal"
to ga hot newspaper"
The most successful betting man on the
French race course is an English man named
Laffery, who began life as q dry goods sales
man. He is worth over 81 900 900.
The enormous profits made by the Pull
man Sleeping-car Company have been made
the subject of legislative action in the State
Of Illinois, with a view to securing more
moderate charges.
The Supreme Court Of New York has an.
nulled the marriage between Hercules L.
Kittson and Minnie Clark, on the groand
that Kittson was too intoxicated to know
what he was deing.
Capital is accumulating in England Sc
steadily and rapidly, notwithstanding the
talk Of depression, that for the first time in
history investors are satisfied with 3 per cent.
above the income tax.
The trial Of nine men and three women
mostly young students, charged with com.
plicity tn the recent attempt to kill the Gar,
commenced Wednesday before the political
law Senator'S at St. Petersburg.
| Ex-Supreme Judge, John w. Henry and
State Auditor Walker had an alteration ON
the streets Of Jefferson City, Ind, Wednes-
day, in which the former was shot twice and
the latter gentleman was hit over the head
with cane.
A Washington special says: George Gray,
attorney for the Northern Pacific Railway,
is advised that the Canadian Pacific has be-
gun to carry sugar f'om the Pacific Coast to
St. Paul at much lower rates than those which
prevail on American lines.
Kate S. Fisher, who is reported to have
been thrown into the water by two men. at
New York, says she concocted the story to
deceive her father. She had been out all
night, and she her companion hit upon this
sheme to aliay the wrath of her father.
Senator Dolph says every Presidential post
Office in Oregon, except at Salem, has been
filled by Democrats, and while, in the ma
Ijority of cases, good men have been chosen
as successors Of Republican officials, the se-
lections made do meet with the approval Of
the local Democratic managers.
Cap. w. B. fowler Of Granda. Miss, q
travelling salesman for Schmidt & Zeigler Of
New Orleans. shot and fatally wounded Rev.
C. T. Stivers ofthe Episcopal Church. The
shooting was in Towler's house. Stvers has
made confession in which he statad that
fowler was justified, and that he did mot
want him punished. Physicians say Stivers
cannot recover.
There is still question whether Cleve-
land has expressed himself against renom-
ination or not. Hon. William Dorsheimer
thinks the President will let the public into
his intentions at the proper time. A New
York paper says. speaking Of Mr.. Cleveland's
possible denominations: II we should become
satisfied that defeat is destined, we would
advocate Cleveland's selection for renomina[
ton.
Gen. Badeau having asserted that the FAM
lily Of Gen. Robert E. Lee were fed for a time
by the Federal Commissary Immediately al
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